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Suspected Ciguatoxin Carriers Republic of the Marshall Islands

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK ← Return to previous page Fishes suspected of carrying ciguatoxins in the Republic of the Marshall Islands The fish names appear as follows: local name (if known), common name, and scientific name. Please click on any ...
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Suspected Ciguatoxin Carriers Hawaiʻi

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK ← Return to previous page Fishes suspected of carrying ciguatoxins in Hawaiʻi The fish names appear as follows: local name (if known), common name, and scientific name. Please click on any image to view an enlarged ...
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Suspected Ciguatoxin Carriers Guam

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK ← Return to previous page Fishes suspected of carrying ciguatoxins in Guam The fish names appear as follows: local name (if known), common name, and scientific name. Please click on any image to view an enlarged ...
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Suspected Ciguatoxin Carriers American Samoa

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK ← Return to previous pageTake an anonymous survey on ciguatera poisoning in American Samoa HERE. Fishes suspected of carrying ciguatoxins in American Samoa The fish names appear as follows: local name (if known), common name, and ...
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About Ciguatera

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK ABOUT CIGUATERA WHAT IS CIGUATERA? Ciguatera poisoning can occur when eating seafood that has accumulated ciguatoxins. These ciguatoxins are produced by microscopic algae called dinoflagellates that are epiphytic, meaning they grow attached to larger macroalgae or ...
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Share Information

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK SHARE INFORMATION If you are interested in sharing information about your ciguatera experience with researchers, please email enalley@hawaii.edu. Anyone who fishes in the Pacific Islands region or consumes any local fish is welcome to contact us with ...
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Resources

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK RESOURCES SPECIES SUSPECTED OF CARRYING CIGUATOXINS Use the following links to read more about the species of fishes and invertebrates that have been identified as carriers of ciguatoxins. While there is some crossover between the suspected ...
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Partners

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK PARTNERS Partners of the Pacific Ciguatera Network join us from American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas, Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Hawaiʻi, Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the continental United States including Federal agencies ...
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Pacific Ciguatera Network Home

THE PACIFIC CIGUATERA NETWORK This work is funded through a collaboration with PacIOOS by the NOAA National Harmful Algae Bloom Observing Network and the U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System. WHO ARE WE? The Pacific Ciguatera Network brings partners together from ...